Elizabeth (Daniel) Clements (abt. 1760 - 1847)

Born about 1760 in Granville, North Carolina

Ancestors

Wife of William Clements — married [date unknown] in Granville, North Carolina

Wife of William Clements — married 1779 in Hillsborough, North Carolina

Descendants

Died 13 Feb 1847 at about age 87 in Orange, North Carolina, United States

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Biography

husband seen also as Benjamin Woodson/Wootson

see Lt. William Clements b 6 Dec 1755 or 1749 in , Granville, NC d 24 Mar 1834 or 1835 in , Orange, NC m 15 Mar. 1776 to Elizabeth Daniel ('b. abt 1755' or 'abt 1764-1847')(d. Orange, NC)

(new.famsrch has huge range of birth dates) - 10/23/10

husband served during the War of the Revolution as 1st Lieutenant - Hillsboro District (see Wheeler's History - 1st section page 80. )

Clements, (Ellis) Keziah lineage see <http://genforum.genealogy.com/hendon/messages/140.html> accessed 11/3/08 bcs

<http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Shores/9446/TheDescendan.html>

accessed 11/5/08 bcs

5. Thomas Blake was born ca. 1770/75 in Southampton Co., VA and died ca. 1846. He married Mary "Polly" Clements in Wake Co., NC on March 20, 1797. Polly was born 1780/81 and probably died before 1813 in Wake Co. She was the daughter of William Clements and Elizabeth Daniel. He later married Elizabeth Utley on June 7, 1813 in Cumberland County, NC.

see

http://www.jenforum.org/daniel/messages/2561.html

accessed 3/31/09

Posted by: Karen Clements Date: May 30, 2001 In Reply to: Re: Daniel Family data for NC; TN; Missouri by Boyce Edwards Morris of 5422

Boyce, I was very happy to spot your info on the web. My link to Woodson Daniel b. 1736 d. 1791 is through his daughter, Elizabeth Daniel b. 1767 Wake Co., NC d. 1834, m. William Clements (1782 I believe-I don't have my info directly in front of me at the moment), b. Jan 6 1755 Granville Co., NC, d. May 25 1834 Wake Co., NC. I can give you info on Elizabeth Daniel Clements' descendents all the way to myself, if you're interested at all in the William Clements/Elizabeth Daniel line. Elizabeth Daniel's husband, William Clements, served during the War of the Revolution as 1st Lieutenant - Hillsboro District (see Wheeler's History - 1st section page 80. See also Mrs. A. J. Ellis - Nat. No., for Woodson Daniel -

see

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/DANIEL/2004-02/1075845919

acc 0/13/14

Woodson's daughter Elizabeth did in fact marry William CLEMENTS, Grizell's older (half?) brother 15 Mar 1779 in Wake Cty., NC. Secondly, Mary Rowan DANIEL wrote in "The First Families of Henry County, Georgia" that James (Grizzell's hsbnd.) was son of Woodson DANIEL. However, she also states Woodson is out of the Middlesex Cty., Va DANIEL's being a son of William DANIEL & Elizabeth WATKINS and that Woodson died in Greenville, NC. We have pretty much established that Woodson of Wake Cty., NC died in Wake Cty by his will and subsequent inventories in court records. Many believe Woodson was son of James DANIEL and Elizabeth WOODSON of Goochland Cty., VA. (Roger DANIEL line) and as it has been pointed out on list exchanges previously this has never been conclusively proven.

I have chosen to believe that Woodson was a son of James and Elizabeth WOODSON and that James, son of Woodson was James Daniel of Rowan Cty., NC who married the widow Rebecca Travis ADDERTON. James and Woodson's sons John, David, Benjamin are all at times living in Rowan Cty., NC in close proximity.

As Payne mentioned we have both corresponded with a professional researcher working for another party to establish the ancestry of one of David's daughters, who concurs with this thinking.

At any rate I have a stronger feeling that James and Grizell somehow fit into the Edmund, Thomas et al. DANIELS.

Sorry about butchering the spelling of Grizell earlier.

Mike

see

http://revwarapps.org/r2042.pdf

acc 10/7/15

Southern Campaign American Revolution Pension Statements & Rosters Pension application of William Clements R 2042 Elizabeth fn35NC Transcribed by Will Graves 11/20/10 [Methodology: Spelling, punctuation and/or grammar have been corrected in some instances for ease of reading and to facilitate searches of the database. Also, the handwriting of the original scribes often lends itself to varying interpretations. Users of this database are urged to view the original and to make their own decision as to how to decipher what the original scribe actually wrote. Blanks appearing in the transcripts reflect blanks in the original. Folks are free to make non-commercial use this transcript in any manner they may see fit, but please extend the courtesy of acknowledging the transcriber — besides, if it turns out the transcript contains mistakes, the resulting embarrassment will fall on the transcriber. I use speech recognition software to make all my transcriptions. Such software misinterprets my southern accent with unfortunate regularity and my poor proofreading fails to catch all misinterpretations. I welcome and encourage folks to call those and any other errors to my attention.] [fn p. 2: the digital images of the following document have been damaged and contain illegible portions in both the Footnote.com and HeritageQuest.com version thereof. I've indicated illegible text in the following with "__" .] State of North Carolina Wake County On this the first day of March 1845 came before Thomas Hall one of the acting __ and a member . . . .

[too hard to paste - so go look at the site][if it disappears, try Waback Machine]

It's about getting a pension for William's widow, Elizabeth, and getting it passed on to the dau., Arrenia (varied spellings).

Arrenia states that the 14 children of her parents beginning with the oldest were named as follows: Mary, Lotty, Woodson, Cary, Gilly, Anderson, William, Wiley, Sally, Martha, Elizabeth, Taten, an infant who died, and Arenia; that this slim book that she submits with her application along to her father and remained in his possession as long as she was aware and in that book the birth of her brother Woodson is recorded as September 22, 1782 and there were two children older than Woodson

see

http://kevindaniel.x10.mx/particip.htm

acc 11/3/15

DNA Project

Participating Lines Maintained by Diane Carrington Bradford and Kevin Daniel (updated 20 August 2015)

Woodson DANIEL (48741) was b. probably 1730s in VA and d. before Sep 1791 in Wake County, NC. He m. Nancy GOUGE about 1750; b. unknown, d. sometime after 1804. Their children include Elizabeth b. 1757, m. William Clemments 1779. DNA results proved Woodson's relationship to descendants of Capt. James DANIEL [believed to be a great grandson of Roger DANIEL IV (b. ca 1595)] and Elizabeth (WOODSON) DANIEL, kits 11928, 33851, 35751, 83448 and 90232, but the exact relationships are as yet undocumented by primary records. Contact (live link)

Elizabeth was born about 1765. She passed away in 1847.

In Her Own Words Posted 23 Jul 2020 by BCollins60 Elizabeth Daniel recalled an event surrounding her marriage to William Clements in her Revolutionary War pension application. At the time she made her declaration she could not, with certainty, remember the exact date they were married. The widow Elizabeth wrote that *"...she cannot at this time state when she and the said William Clements were married but that she was married before general wallis [Gen. Lord Charles Cornwallis] was at hills borough [Hillsborough] with his army...she is confident that she was married ...before general wallis was at the hills borough state of N.C."* General Cornwallis and his British troop had indeed held Hillsborough for a short time beginning on Feb 19, 1781. This particular Revolutionary War event happened well after Elizabeth and William were married in 1779 and before the birth of their first child Polly, born about 1880.

By Karan Callaway

• Exerpt from Historical Southern Families, Volume XXIII, Edited by Mrs. John Bennett Boddie, Geneological Publishing Co., Inc, 1980, p. 148.

SPECULATION http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/DANIEL/2004-02/1075845919

acc 0/13/14

Woodson's daughter Elizabeth did in fact marry William CLEMENTS, Grizell's older (half?) brother 15 Mar 1779 in Wake Cty., NC. Secondly, Mary Rowan DANIEL wrote in "The First Families of Henry County, Georgia," that James (Grizzell's hsbnd.) was son of Woodson DANIEL. However, she also states Woodson is out of the Middlesex Cty., Va, DANIEL's being a son of William DANIEL & Elizabeth WATKINS and that Woodson died in Greenville, NC. We have pretty much established that Woodson of Wake Cty., NC died in Wake Cty by his will and subsequent inventories in court records. Many believe Woodson was son of James DANIEL and Elizabeth WOODSON of Goochland Cty., VA. (Roger DANIEL line) and as it has been pointed out on list exchanges previously this has never been conclusively proven.

I have chosen to believe that Woodson was a son of James and Elizabeth WOODSON and that James, son of Woodson was James Daniel of Rowan Cty., NC who married the widow Rebecca Travis ADDERTON. James and Woodson's sons John, David, Benjamin are all at times living in Rowan Cty., NC in close proximity.

As Payne mentioned we have both corresponded with a professional researcher working for another party to establish the ancestry of one of David's daughters, who concurs with this thinking.

At any rate I have a stronger feeling that James and Grizell somehow fit into the Edmund, Thomas et al. DANIELS.

Mike

Sources

1. ↑ http://revwarapps.org/r2042.pdf

Wheeler's History - 1st section page 80.

<http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Shores/9446/TheDescendan.html>

accessed 11/5/08 bcs

http://www.jenforum.org/daniel/messages/2561.html

accessed 3/31/09

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/DANIEL/2004-02/1075845919

acc in 2014

"The First Families of Henry County, Georgia"

http://revwarapps.org/r2042.pdf

acc 10/7/15

Southern Campaign American Revolution Pension Statements & Rosters Pension application of William Clements R 2042 Elizabeth fn35NC Transcribed by Will Graves 11/20/10 [Methodology: Spelling, punctuation and/or grammar have been corrected in some instances for ease of reading and to facilitate searches of the database. Also, the handwriting of the original scribes often lends itself to varying interpretations. Users of this database are urged to view the original and to make their own decision as to how to decipher what the original scribe actually wrote. Blanks appearing in the transcripts reflect blanks in the original. Folks are free to make non-commercial use this transcript in any manner they may see fit, but please extend the courtesy of acknowledging the transcriber — besides, if it turns out the transcript contains mistakes, the resulting embarrassment will fall on the transcriber. I use speech recognition software to make all my transcriptions. Such software misinterprets my southern accent with unfortunate regularity and my poor proofreading fails to catch all misinterpretations. I welcome and encourage folks to call those and a ny other errors to my attention.] [fn p. 2: the digital images of the following document have been damaged and contain illegible portions in both the Footnote.com and HeritageQuest.com version thereof. I've indicated illegible text in the following with "__" .]

http://kevindaniel.x10.mx/particip.htm

acc 11/3/15

DNA Project

• Widow's Revolutionary Pension file for William Clements, Elizabeth Daniel's Husband

• adding father https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/37240858/person/19058387355/facts
• the DAR declaration of Kesiah Clements has her b. 1757;

i have 'b. abt 1755' and also 'abt 1764-1847' - conflict - bcs

see

1765 is the birth date (but is also the year for her brother, James . . . ) in http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/k/e/l/Donnis-G-Kelly/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0358.html

acc 11/3/15

(new.famsrch has huge range of birth dates) - 10/23/10

m Lt. William Clements b 6 Dec 1755 or 1749 in , Granville, NC d 24 Mar 1834 or 1835 in , Orange, NC m 15 Mar. 1776 to Elizabeth Daniel ('b. abt 1755' or 'abt 1764-1847' or 1757)(d. 13 Feb. 1847 in , Orange, NC)

see also

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~clementsdna/genealogy_chart/81.html

b abt 1765, Orange, NC (same death date - gives mother Nancy Gouge)

see

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~lzrslong/b1189.htm#P62800

accessed 3/09 bcs Elizabeth DANIEL was born about 1755 in Granville Co, NC. She died on 13 Feb 1847 in Orange Co NC.

Spouse: William CLEMENTS. William CLEMENTS and Elizabeth DANIEL were married on 15 Mar 1776 in Granville Co NC. Children : Mary CLEMENTS.

see

http://www.jenforum.org/daniel/messages/2561.html

accessed 3/31/09

Posted by: Karen Clements Date: May 30, 2001 In Reply to: Re: Daniel Family data for NC; TN; Missouri by Boyce Edwards Morris of 5422

Boyce, I was very happy to spot your info on the web. My link to Woodson Daniel b. 1736 d. 1791 is through his daughter, Elizabeth Daniel b. 1767 Wake Co., NC d. 1834, m. William Clements (1782 I believe-I don't have my info directly in front of me at the moment), b. Jan 6 1755 Granville Co., NC, d. May 25 1834 Wake Co., NC. I can give you info on Elizabeth Daniel Clements' descendents all the way to myself, if you're interested at all in the William Clements/Elizabeth Daniel line. Elizabeth Daniel's husband, William Clements, served during the War of the Revolution as 1st Lieutenant - Hillsboro District (see Wheeler's History - 1st section page 80. See also Mrs. A. J. Ellis - Nat. No., for Woodson Daniel - 125395 DAR). Since I only know of Elizabeth Daniel, I would be very grateful if you could send me info on the rest of the Woodson/Nancy Daniel children. Thanks, Karen

Followups:

* Re: Dani

see - speculation

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From: "John R. Clarke" Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] Cordial, James, Edmund DANIEL Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2004

Payne, Being a little long in the tooth or still carrying ones baby teeth has never been a prerequisite for assignment before, so, why stop when you are on a roll? <grin> The CLEMENTS are generally a Surry County, VA bunch, so one would think they would generally tie into an Surry/IOW area family and we see a lot of that. The general links I see in the CLEMENTS are to Southside and then down to Wake and Granville County, NC. We also know that Peyton CLEMENTS, Grisille's father, lived in Granville. Granville is also home to some of the Middlesex bunch but it is also adjacent to PE County, VA where the CUNNINGHAMS, COFFEES and that bunch migrated through on the way to GA. We also know that a lot of the families in Lunenburg and PE County, VA had direct links into Granville County, NC. I do not know but what I do know is -- I am not seeing a lot of Essex County, VA families in the Greene County, GA area. These could be Essex County, VA DANIELS but I would have to see a lot more of them and their collaterals in this area of GA to convince me of that fact. Now, the families of Essex are not one of my stronger suits, so I will defer to your judgment on them. I am seeing some eastern VA families in the Greene County, GA area but a lot of them are western VA families who formerly lived in either north-central and western VA or southern PA; combined with more than several "Southside" VA families -- all with big bucks to spread around. I think you have to look who this whole bunch married into in order to know where they came from. In my opinion, when you have Griselle CLEMENTS marrying a James DANIEL and her half-brother, William CLEMENTS, marrying an Elizabeth DANIEL, daughter of Woodson DANIEL and Nancy then you have to look at James also being also a son of Woodson DANIEL and Nancy GOUGE of Granville County, NC. This agrees with the fact their brother, Jesse CLEMENTS, married a Mary Elizabeth COLEMAN born in Goochland County, VA and she was probably related to that COLEMAN bunch that also came to Greene County, GA from VA. We also know well where the WOODSONS were from -- Goochland area. big time. My thought is -- if you are going to re-assign James DANIEL, then you have to re-assign Elizabeth DANIEL, too ..... Are you willing to do that?

From my notes on this Woodson DANIEL family:

Sounds like your Woodson Daniel is the same as mine. I have Woodson Daniel b. 1736, d. 1791, m. to Nancy ?, and he appears in Wake Co., N.C. 1790 Census. My link to him is through his daughter, Elizabeth Daniel, b. 1757, Wake Co., N.C., d. 1834, m. 15 Mar 1779 to William Clements (married by Wm. Burford, Jr. and witnessed by Reuben Searcy).

Sources: Marriages of Granville County, North Carolina, 1753-1868, compiled by Brent H. Holcomb, published in Baltimore by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1981, p. 65.

John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA

From: "Payne Daniel" To: <DANIEL-L> Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2004 Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] Cordial, James, Edmund DANIEL

Let's toss some more fat on the fire regarding James Daniel + Grizzell Clements being the son or grandson of William Daniel Jr., and Elizabeth Coleman. (Caroline Co., VA.) Heinemann assigns a son James (-41- Son of 11) to this family (William Jr.) and states that he (James) probably married a Drucilla or Pricilla Harrison. Cousin Joe Daniel and I believe that this James was the son of James Daniel II, the son of James of Essex Co., Va. That isn't to say that William Jr., did not have a son James, we just believe that James #41 was not his son. So is the door open for William Jr. to have a son James? And, he would be the brother of Edmund, Thomas, et. al. DANIELS? If James was born in 1765, William Jr. might be a little long in the tooth and James might not be a brother but a nephew to Edmund, Thomas, etc.

Now, I am going to review everybody's ideas again to see where we might slip old James into a family. Payne "There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics." -- Benjamin Disraeli

----- Original Message ----- From: "John R. Clarke" To: <DANIEL-L> Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2004 Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] Cordial, James, Edmund DANIEL

Mike and Annie, There are a lot of things that make me question some of the stuff we have seen out of Greene County, GA, especially as relates to Thomas and Sarah DANIEL. What I do know is that Charles is not a family name in this DANIEL bunch, that I can tell. What I do know is that Charles is a big given name in the CUNNINGHAMS of SW Virginia. If anything, I think that Charles DANIEL (1773-1800) who married Elizabeth COFFEE may be a descendant of the DANIEL-KELSO bunch and not Thomas DANIEL of Greene County, GA. Or if he is indeed a descendant of Thomas DANIEL, then Thomas was out of this DANIEL-KELSO bunch, somewhere, or at least, a family closely associated with the CUNNINGHAMS. My reasoning is -- given named flow in families like water and Charles is a definite CUNNINGHAM family name. Also, the CARROLS are tied to the family of Daniel COLEMAN of Warren County, NC, whose descendants end up in Greene County, GA tied to the same Thomas DANIEL family. The CARROLLS are also one of the families closely identified as having followed the CUNNINGHAMS, along with the Kelso-DANIEL bunch, as well as the CARLTONS, COFFEES and others to GA from PA. I also know that one of these CARLTONS, a John K. CARLTON, Esq. was of Thomas County, GA and his brother, Henry, was in Morgan County, GA, located adjacent to Greene County, GA. I also do not know what the K. stood for in this John's name but I would not bet against, KELSO. Just how many other surnames do we know that start with K. and are located around this bunch. Not many..... We know the Coleman, Spilsby and Asbury DANIEL bunch were in Greene and Morgan County, GA, early, but this does not mean they were related to the Cunningham-Daniel bunch in Greene County, GA. The key thing, to me, is profile and the Cunningham-Daniel bunch were high steppers, as best I can tell. I do not see this same profile in this other DANIEL family. I also know the HUNTERS of Greene County, GA were also high steppers, which seems to follow. There are several DANIELS that float, early, in Morgan County, GA. A William DANIEL who d.unm. and w/o heirs in 1839 had a brother named James and a father named, John. This from his 1839 Morgan County, GA will. I also know there was a Capt. James L. DANIEL of Morgan County, GA who died in a hotel in Macon, GA in 1850. I also believe he was the James DANIEL mentioned in William's 1839 will of Morgan County. Which John DANIEL was their father, I do not know but the name, Littleberry or something similar to that, was a name listed in William's 1839 will, probated in Morgan County, GA. Some of this LITTLEBERY information may point back to Halifax County, NC, a place that some say were the origins of Thomas DANIEL of Greene County, GA. Or, it may point back to the COCKE and LITTLEBERRY families of Charles City County, VA or the BUSH and LITTLEBERRY families of Edgefield, SC. I do not know which, if any of these families was the source of this name, LITTLEBERRY. I would not be against the possibility that a lot of these DANIELS were either recent immigrants from Ireland, Scotland or England or Yankee DANIELS who moved south, as did a lot of other families in that time frame, my family, included. They may have stayed just long enough in VA for folks to now think they were descendants of early VA families, when, in fact, they were not. I have scads of New England families that migrated south into VA for one generation and then on south into GA by 1800. Were these DANIEL families any different? I am beginning to think, not.... It may take DNA analysis to straighten out this mess in Greene County, GA because there is just too much conflicting information out there on all of these families.... John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA

----- Original Message ----- From: <Runforf471> To: <DANIEL-L> Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2004 Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] Cordial, James, Edmund DANIEL

Annie,

Truly good stuff! I think there may be something here. I will give you my thoughts and answer Payne & John's exchange of yesterday concerning James DANIEL, husband of Grizzell Clements, being a son of Woodson DANIEL of Wake Cty., NC. You and I seem to agree that James may be related in some manner to Edmund. You mention the possibility that James was Edmund's brother. I think it may be more probable that James was Edmund's nephew, a son of Edmund's brother James. I suspect Edmund's brother James may have been a bit long in the tooth to marry Grizzell. I had recorded an old quote from an article in the Huxford Genealogy Society Magazine Vol. #25 No. 4 Dec. 1998 that states that James (Grizzell's hsbnd.) was a son of James. As to the Woodson DANIEL connection, I have several theories as to how they may have started. Firstly, Woodson's daughter Elizabeth did in fact marry William CLEMENTS, Grizell's older (half?) brother 15 Mar 1779 in Wake Cty., NC. Secondly, Mary Rowan DANIEL wrote in "The First Families of Henry County, Georgia" that James (Grizzell's hsbnd.) was son of Woodson DANIEL. However, she also states Woodson is out of the Middlesex Cty., Va DANIEL's being a son of William DANIEL & Elizabeth WATKINS and that Woodson died in Greenville, NC. We have pretty much established that Woodson of Wake Cty., NC died in Wake Cty by his will and subsequent inventories in court records. Many believe Woodson was son of James DANIEL and Elizabeth WOODSON of Goochland Cty., VA. (Roger DANIEL line) and as it has been pointed out on list exchanges previously this has never been conclusively proven.

I have chosen to believe that Woodson was a son of James and Elizabeth WOODSON and that James, son of Woodson was James Daniel of Rowan Cty., NC who married the widow Rebecca Travis ADDERTON. James and Woodson's sons John, David, Benjamin are all at times living in Rowan Cty., NC in close proximity. As Payne mentioned we have both corresponded with a professional researcher working for another party to establish the ancestry of one of David's daughters, who concurs with this thinking.

At any rate I have a stronger feeling that James and Grizell somehow fit into the Edmund, Thomas et al. DANIELS.

Sorry about butchering the spelling of Grizell earlier.

Mike

see

http://www.mytrees.com/newanc/North-Carolina/Died-1847/Da/Daniel-family/Elizabeth-Daniel-tu000707-1457.html

acc 9/13/14

Wife: Elizabeth Daniel Birth/Chris: ... 1757 at ... Death/Burial: ... 1847 at ...

Married: ... 1776 at ... Children:

1. Clements, Mary - Birth/Chris: ... 1780 at ... 2. Clements, Lotty - Birth/Chris: ... 1782 at ... 3. Clements, Woodson - Birth/Chris: ... 1785 at ... 4. Clements, Cary - Birth/Chris: ... 1787 at ... 5. Clements, Gilley - Birth/Chris: ... 1789 at ... 6. Clements, Anderson - Birth/Chris: ... 1791 at ... 7. Clements, William - Birth/Chris: ... 1793 at ... 8. Clements, Wiley - Birth/Chris: ... 1795 at ... 9. Clements, Sally - Birth/Chris: ... 1797 at ... 10. Clements, Martha - Birth/Chris: ... 1799 at ... 11. Clements, Elizabeth - Birth/Chris: ... 1801 at ... 12. Clements, Peyton C - Birth/Chris: ... 1808 at ... 13. Clements, Arenia - Birth/Chris: ... 1808 at ...

Click the links above to search for the ancestors and family history for Elizabeth Daniel in North-Carolina. see

http://www.thehypertexts.com/Paul%20Ray%20Burch%20Jr.htm

acc 10/7/15

William Clements (1755-1835) m. Elizabeth Daniel (1765-1847): parents of Virginia Mary "Polly" Clements (VA)

Peyton Clements (1715-1774) m. Elizabeth Harris (1733-1788): parents of William Clements (Granville, NC) (this is something one can dispute - bcs)

Benjamin Woodson Daniel (1736-1791) m. Nancy Gouge/Gourge (1729-1847): parents of Elizabeth Daniel (Granville, NC)

see

http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/k/e/l/Donnis-G-Kelly/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0358.html

acc 11/3/15

The Donnis Kelly Family:Information about Nancy (Gouge) Gooch Nancy (Gouge) Gooch (d. date unknown) Nancy (Gouge) Gooch (daughter of John Gouge) died date unknown. She married Benjamin Woodson Daniel, son of Capt. James Daniel and Elizabeth Woodson. Notes for Nancy (Gouge) Gooch: Entry in Johnston County, North Carolina about 1785-1790: #127-128-67 : Woodson Daniel in right of his wife, who with the last mentioned John Gouge are Orphans of John Gouge Deceased, James Daniel, guardian of John Gouge. Children of Nancy (Gouge) Gooch and Benjamin Woodson Daniel:

+Polly Daniel, b. Abt. 1782, South Carolina, d. 1849, Wake Co., North Carolina. John Daniel, b. 1762, Wake Co., North Carolina, d. 1847. Elizabeth Daniel, b. 1765, Orange Co., NC, d. February 13, 1847, Orange Co., NC. Charlotte Daniel, d. date unknown. David Daniel, d. date unknown. Winifred "Winney" Daniel, b. 1772, d. 1818, Wilson Co., TN. Woodson Daniel, Jr., b., Wake Co., North Carolina, d. date unknown. Frankey Daniel, d. date unknown. William Daniel, d. date unknown. James Daniel, b. 1765, North Carolina, d. Bef. June 06, 1853, Henry Co., GA.

see

http://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/daniel/3172/

acc 12/4/15

CHILDREN OF WOODSON DANIEL AND NANCY GOUGE from will JOHN DANIEL per will JAMES DANIEL (1763/65 NC - 1853 GA) + GRIZZEL CLEMENTS per Payne Daniel. Not mentioned in will; GREZIE CLEMONTE per Lisa Akins ELIZABETH DANIEL (1765 NC - 1847) + WILLIAM CLEMMENTS per will spelling (CLEMENTS per Payne Daniel and Boyce Morris) CHARLOTTE DANIEL + JAMES PARKER DAVID DANIEL WINIFRED/WINNIFRIED "WINNEY/WINNIE" DANIEL (1772 NC -) + SPENCER TALLEY per will (TALLY per Payne Daniel)(1750 - 1818 TN) WOODSON DANIEL, JR. FRANKEY DANIEL POLLY DANIEL (1782 SC - 1849 NC) + REDDICK BLAKE (1781 VA - 1869 NC) WILLIAM DANIEL

see

http://kevindaniel.x10.mx/particip.htm

acc 11/3/15

DNA Project

Participating Lines Maintained by Diane Carrington Bradford and Kevin Daniel E-mail: LFOT, kevin.com (updated 20 August 2015)

Woodson DANIEL (48741) was b. probably 1730s in VA and d. before Sep 1791 in Wake County, NC. He m. Nancy GOUGE about 1750; b. unknown, d. sometime after 1804. Their children include: Elizabeth b. 1757, m. William Clemments 1779 . . . DNA results proved Woodson's relationship to descendants of Capt. James DANIEL [believed to be a great grandson of Roger DANIEL IV (b. ca 1595)] and Elizabeth (WOODSON) DANIEL, kits 11928, 33851, 35751, 83448 and 90232, but the exact relationships are as yet undocumented by primary records. Contact (live link)